Security

20 years of innovative Windows malware

Ingenuity to nefarious ends: The evolution of groundbreaking Windows malware sheds light on what's to come

US House crimps consumer safety database money

Consumer safety database would provide mostly open information on tons of regularly consumed products

Three-time Pwn2Own winner knocks hacking contest rules

Miller takes contest to task, says it encourages researchers to 'weaponize' exploits that may not be taken off the table

Smartphones, devices spark IT security “mobile melee”

iPhone, iPad, Android, Blackberry devices challenge IT security efforts

IT management on the go, iPhone style

Spiceworks releases app for helpdesk, systems monitoring and more

Security information and event management tools require ‘fine tuning,’ user says

Reed Smith network and security engineer shares tips on SIEM's challenges

Changing the status quo for security: Turn it on

Playing around with Tracking Protection in IE9

How privacy protection in new browser works ... and doesn't

Fake online ‘girlfriend’ bilks $200,000 from Illinois man

Crime reaffirms that even the oldest online scams still work

China cleans up spam problem

Once the source much of the world's spam, China now ranks behind Spain.